Why are people having fewer children? ‘Financial limitations’ a top barrierSean Boynton
A new report is shedding light on why birth rates are falling around the world and suggests it’s not from people choosing to have fewer children.
Stanley Cup final: Edmonton Oilers fan paints hundreds of faces per gameGlobalnews Digital
The Oilers will look to rebound from Monday’s blowout and tie the best-of-seven championship series at two games apiece on Thursday in Florida.
June 14 – Wellings of CalgaryLaureen Braley
Wellings of Calgary, Talk to the Experts at 11 am on QR Calgary. This week on Talk to The Experts on QR Calgary, we talk with retirement living innovators Wellings…
Trump and Musk’s unexpected truce could be America’s secret weapon in the global technology race
Let’s be honest: Most people thought the Trump–Musk feud would drag on for weeks. After all, you had the president threatening to review SpaceX contracts and the world’s richest man…
‘I’d thought he’d dropped that!’ – Jansen juggles to remove Smith
South Africa’s Marco Jansen juggles the ball before successfully completing the catch at slip to dismiss Australia’s Steve Smith for 66 runs on day one of the ICC Test Championship…
June 7 – MacMillan Estate PlanningLaureen Braley
MacMillan Estate Planning, Talk to the Experts at 11 am on QR Calgary. Is your will up to date? Are your retirement savings protected? Is there a tax hike on…
U.S. inflation rises slightly. When will tariff impact show?Globalnews Digital
Economists expect inflation to heat up through the second half of the year. Walmart last month said it would begin raising prices in late May and June.
This salami is being recalled in 3 provinces due to possible salmonellaSean Previl
Some salami products under the Rea and Bona brands are being recalled in Alberta, Manitoba and Ontario over concerns of potential salmonella contamination.
Is time running out for Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu?
Israel’s longest serving prime minister faces the difficult task of overcoming opposition both domestically and abroad. Al Jazeera – Breaking News, World News and Video from Al Jazeera
Feds extend summer job program amidst high youth unemploymentGlobalnews Digital
Employment and Social Development Canada, which runs the Canada Summer Jobs program, will pay for the extra positions with $25 million in reallocated internal funding.
‘Congress must act’: Nonprofit study exposes green energy org’s ties to CCP interests while undermining US
FIRST ON FOX: A national security-focused nonprofit organization has released a comprehensive report detailing the workings of a well-funded nominally U.S.-based organization that it says is undermining American energy, pushing…
US inflation ticks higher but tariff impact remains muted
Higher prices for some items were offset by declines in other areas, such as petrol, airfares and clothing. BBC News
Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ cracks down on Biden’s student loan ‘scheme,’ top Republican says
The chairman of a key Senate panel is claiming victory against former President Joe Biden’s student loan plans as part of President Donald Trump‘s “one big, beautiful bill.” “The Biden…
Seventeen police officers injured during second night of Ballymena violence
Police say a number of homes and businesses were attacked as violence erupted again on Tuesday night. BBC News
WhatsApp tells BBC it backs Apple in legal row with UK over user data
The messaging app says the UK government’s demands over data access could set a “dangerous precedent.” BBC News
Pakistani national from Ontario extradited to U.S. on terror chargesSean Previl
A Pakistani national from Ontario has been extradited to the U.S. to face terror-related charges for allegedly targeting Jewish institutions in New York City.
Nova Scotia strike that turned deadly a century ago a milestone for workers’ rightsGlobalnews Digital
During Nova Scotia’s storied 300-year history of coal mining, one deadly riot in 1925 proved to be pivotal for workers’ rights in Canada.
Negotiations expected to resume as Montreal public transit strike enters 3rd dayGlobalnews Digital
Negotiations between Montreal’s public transit authority and its maintenance workers are expected to resume on the third day of a strike causing headaches across the network.
Seven ways the Spending Review will affect you
Spending limits for government departments are being outlined by the chancellor. This is how it affects you. BBC News